Nashville radio station WSM-AM, the longtime home of the Grand Ole Opry, has been dropped by Sirius Satellite Radio. The station
was deleted Wednesday (Sept. 13) from the list of more than 100 channels available from the subscription radio service. The
Opry and WSM-AM Web sites are encouraging listeners to express their opinions to Sirius' customer service department in New
York. Both the Opry and WSM-AM are owned by Gaylord Entertainment. Sirius offers four other country-related music channels,
including a classic country station now being streamed on the channel previously occupied by WSM-AM, which continues to offer
its programming to a worldwide audience on the Internet.
Sirius Satellite Radio Drops WSM-AM, Opry From Its Programming
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